Here are some events happening inside and outside the Loop this weekend:
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Happy Women’s History Month! In honor of the celebration, I’m asking y’all about the women who continue to amaze and inspire you.
This week, I want to know:
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What current or historical woman do you admire the most?
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Here’s what you’re saying:
“Elizabeth Cady Stanton or Susan B Anthony.” — Ashley K.
“Ann Richards [and] Barbara Jordan.” — Hope C.
“Barbara Jordan.” — Gay B.
“Hillary Clinton. She is smart, intelligent and welcomes a challenge. She is a campion of women’s rights.” — Sonia H.
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🗳 The Democratic primary in Houston’s redrawn 18th Congressional District is heading to a May runoff after a tight race between Congressmen Al Green and Christian Menefee. The eventual runoff winner will face Republican Ronald Dwayne Whitfield in November.
🍋🟩 If you love grabbing an El Tiempo margarita at a Houston Astros game, you might want to start budgeting for it. Among other menu item increases, a 16 oz. marg is going to cost you $25.25. (Chron)
🚗 A new report shows that Black drivers in Fort Bend County are getting pulled over almost twice as much as white drivers. Out of 12,816 traffic stops in 2025, 39% of them were against Black drivers. (Houston Public Media)
🪩 A Harry Styles pop-up will take place in Houston this weekend in celebration of his new album, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.” Here are all the details.
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By Rebecca Deurlein
There’s no better time than Women’s History Month to talk about a woman who has “run the world” for decades. And that woman—Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter—is known by her first name only, which tells you something about her level of fame worldwide.
One of the things people love about Beyoncé, or Queen Bey as she’s become known since soaring to royalty status, is that, as famous as she becomes, she sticks close to her roots. And those roots were planted right here in Houston, where her mother still lives and enjoys frequent visits from her loving superstar daughter.
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Beyoncé performs during halftime of an NFL football game between the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans, Dec. 25, 2024, in Houston. (AP Photo/Eric Christian Smith)
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Bey sightings aren’t fleeting. Beyoncé remains deeply connected to Houston, through her history, philanthropy, music, and regular visits to the city she still calls home (Take that, Los Angeles!).
If you’re a fan or just have mad respect for this musical icon, you can pay homage to her while touring her hometown and learning about her meteoric rise to fame. We’re here with all the spots to visit in Houston where you can walk in the steps of the one-and-only Beyoncé.
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Before you go: On behalf of our parent company COURIER, check out this March 12 virtual event:
Big national decisions can have real impacts close to home—especially when it comes to health care.
COURIER is hosting a live virtual event, MAHA & the Midterms, to help break down how recent political choices are shaping health care access, affordability, and what families should know moving forward.
The conversation features author Hank Green, psychologist Dr. Mary Trump, U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood (a registered nurse), Shaughnessy Naughton of 314 Action, and medical analyst Dr. Vin Gupta.
Join us for an informative discussion designed to help you better understand the issues—no policy background required.
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Thanks for reading. This newsletter was written by Sierra Rozen, with reporting by Rebecca Deurlein. It was edited by Paula Solis.
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